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I Will Sing A Song For You, O Lord was composed by Jude Nnam.

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I Will Sing A Song For You, O Lord by Jude Nnam — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Composer: Jude Nnam

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Language: English

Pages: 10 pages

I Will Sing A Song For You, O Lord by Jude Nnam — Lyrics

VERSE 1 When I said to myself, "It is finished", O Lord, You just got started. When I walked and hit a wall, O Lord, You just walked through the wall. You are bigger than the mountain that I face, You are the creator, and so it got to move! REFRAIN I will sing a song for You, You are my God. I will praise Your Name, O Lord, for there is none like you. A sacrifice of Praise. A sacrifice of love. A sacrifice of songs and dances. Everything I have, everything I am, everything I'll be, I offer them to You. The gifts of bread and wine to You I will bring.

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About I Will Sing A Song For You, O Lord

"I Will Sing A Song For You, O Lord" is a vibrant and deeply personal Offertory hymn composed by Jude Nnam. The piece captures the profound gratitude of a believer who has experienced God's deliverance firsthand. Through its verses, the song speaks of hitting walls, feeling out of faith, and being lifted from the "slimy pit," only to find that God is already there, making a way and providing a firm place to stand. It is a song of testimony, perfect for a congregation bringing their lived experiences to the altar.

During the Mass, this piece shines as the gifts are brought forward. The refrain explicitly ties the singer's personal sacrifice of praise and dances to the liturgical action of the Eucharist, offering "the gifts of bread and wine" that will become the Body and Blood of Christ through the hands of the priest. Choirs will find the melody uplifting and the message deeply resonant, encouraging the faithful to surrender everything they have and everything they are to the Lord.